Hell + Me

Hell + Me (Persian: جهنم + من) is a 1972 Iranian thriller-drama. The film was directed by Mohammad-Ali Fardin, one of the most popular screen stars of pre-revolution Iran, who also played the lead role, while Saboktakin Saloor wrote the screenplay.

Running roughly 113 minutes in Persian, the picture opened in the Persian year 1351, with its release scheduled around the Eid al-Fitr holiday. Fardin is joined on screen by Pouri Banayi, Reza Abdi and Akbar Khajavi. The production comes from the commercial mainstream of Iranian filmmaking before the 1979 revolution, an era when Fardin ranked among the industry's most reliable box-office attractions.